Troy Daniel Glover (@troy_d_glover) 's Twitter Profile
Troy Daniel Glover

@troy_d_glover

Director of the Healthy Communities Research Network l Professor of @uwrecandleisure Research areas: #placemaking #socialcapital animating #publicspace

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linkhttp://www.ahs.uwaterloo.ca/~tdglover calendar_today29-05-2011 03:17:53

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Lora Giangregorio, PhD 🇨🇦 (@l_giangregorio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are two open faculty positions in UWaterloo Kinesiology and Health Sciences (neural control of mobility, human cardiovascular physiology), one in UW Rec and Leisure focused on aging research, and a Tier 1 CRC in Indigenous Health. Postings here: uwaterloo.ca/health/employm…

City of Kitchener (@citykitchener) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢 Calling all Kitchener residents! 🌟 Help shape the future with #Kitchener2051. Join our Community Working Group and contribute your ideas to our new Official Plan. 🏙️ Apply now or explore other ways to engage with the planning process: engagewr.ca/Kitchener2051

📢 Calling all Kitchener residents! 🌟 Help shape the future with #Kitchener2051.  

Join our Community Working Group and contribute your ideas to our new Official Plan. 

🏙️ Apply now or explore other ways to engage with the planning process:   engagewr.ca/Kitchener2051
PlacemakingX (@placemakingx) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Disconnection From Each-Other, and From Our Places, Is At the Core of What Threatens Our Health, Happiness and Humanity Our approach to addressing our crisis of disconnection through placemaking with local, and global, networks: placemakingx.org/article/reconn…

Open Plans (@openplans) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The shocking & sudden decline of outdoor dining, captured by Streetfilms (Now 1,116+ films!). The seasonal program has flung NYC five years into the past & reversed all the fun, business-friendly benefits of curbside dining. We traded this historic vibrancy, energy & potential for parked cars.

Gil Penalosa #Cities4Everyone (@penalosa_g) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Brent Toderian Inequality is felt more in leisure times. Upper income kids have summer camps, after school care... lower income can't afford, parents, many single, have 2 jobs. Schools have good facilities closed all summer... 15-Minute Cities: multiple use of existing infra. Food for thought.

Laura Stone (@l_stone) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW: The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) slams the government’s bike lanes proposal as “significant overreach.” “We urge the province to respect local decision-making when considering transportation improvements, and not repeat its mistakes of the past.” #onpoli

NEW: The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) slams the government’s bike lanes proposal as “significant overreach.”

“We urge the province to respect local decision-making when considering transportation improvements, and not repeat its mistakes of the past.” #onpoli
Bells On Bloor (@bellsonbloor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Dedicated cycling infrastructure actually reduces accidents and fatalities for both cyclists and pedestrians. It’s a well-documented fact: bike lanes save lives" - Prof Troy Daniel Glover thestar.com/opinion/contri… via @torontostar

Brian Doucet (@bmdoucet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excellent article by University of Waterloo colleague Troy Daniel Glover articulating the benefits of bike lanes, backed up by rigorous research (see links in article). (Of course this doesn't matter to Ford & Prabmeet Sarkaria who are basing their reckless policy on vibes) thestar.com/opinion/contri…

UWaterloo Health (@uwaterloohealth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#UWaterlooHealth professor in UW Rec and Leisure, Troy Daniel Glover highlights the importance of bike lanes in improving traffic flow, reducing congestion and making streets safer for all. 🌍🚴‍♂️Read the full Toronto Star article: bit.ly/3BPXhoA

Lyn Adamson (@lynadamson1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Brian Doucet University of Waterloo Troy Daniel Glover Prabmeet Sarkaria As voters we should insist on evidence based planning decisions. Not just what seems easy and popular. How can we encourage voters to take a deeper look and not be bribed with our own money meanwhile lacking in services we need the province to deliver

University of Waterloo (@uwaterloo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ever wonder why you get so many or so few trick-or-treaters? It likely has more to do with your neighbourhood than the candy you hand out. 🍭🍬 Read more from this opinion by UW Rec and Leisure professor Troy Glover.

Ryan Snelgrove (@ryansnelgrove) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Is it important for kids to learn about winning and losing? 👩‍💻⁦⁦The Guardian⁩ 🗣️Some quotes from me and other smarter folks theguardian.com/wellness/2024/…